Eternal Silence
Half-Life 2 mod | Released Sep 1, 2006
Fight a massive deep space war and participate in the destruction of capital ships in this innovative blend of FPS and space combat. Bomb important systems, escort a squad of marines to cause damage from the inside. Watch as railguns fire projectiles the size of buses at the enemy hull. Fight with many futuristic weapons including a flamethrower and remote controlled SMG.
Transmission 11393
James from Cry of fear, MuddaSheep from Half-Quake, L4D maps and the secret behind the numbers. We have it all.
Posted by William on Feb 13th, 2009
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This week James from Cry of Fear joins us on the show and we interview MuddaSheep from Half-Quake. We talk about the latest Portal and Left 4 Dead releases and we reveal the meaning behind our, perhaps convoluted, transmission numbers.
Extended Show Notes
Introduction
- 00:00:40 - William, Thomas, James (from Cry of Fear), MuddaSheep (Half_Quake)
Podcast 17 News
- 00:02:50 - HLC Radio Live
- 00:03:50 - We need video editors: feedback@podcast17.com
- 00:04:00 - Number Format
Straight from the mouth of Valve
- 00:06:30 - Valve Community Updates
- 00:07:00 - Left 4 Dead reaches 1.8 million retail sales.
- 00:08:40 - L4D DLC/SDK LMNOP, QRSTUV Details
- 00:10:30 - Steam Client Update
Left 4 Dead Releases
- 00:12:00 - City Minami & Death Aboard
Portal Releases
- 00:14:05 - Anxius Chamber 1
- 00:14:30 - Escape from CryoLab
- 00:15:00 - Irrational Chamber
- 00:15:10 - Map 2
The Release List
- 00:17:40 - Sector 9
- 00:18:00 - Camp Trip
- 00:20:50 - Beta 3 Of Golden Eye Source
- 00:22:40 - Portal Prelude 1.1.5 Released
- 00:25:00 - The Great Forever Tomorrow
- 00:28:30 - StarGate Last Stand
- 00:28:40 - Dark World Demo
- 00:30:30 - Secret Lab Assault
- 00:31:20 - Eternal Silence on Steam
- 00:32:40 - Dystopia on Steam
- 00:33:40 - Online Gallery SP Demo
- 00:38:10 - Rebellion 1.3
- 00:40:00 - Half-Life 2 Strider Mountain Pre-Release
Media Blitz
- 00:41:20 - Decadence
- 00:44:50 - Natural Selection 2 Media
- 00:49:30 - Neo Tokyo Media
- 00:50:00 - New Fragout Maps
Topic of the Week
- 00:51:10 - Albaster Slim
- 00:52:30 - Source Engine used in virtual fire drill
- 00:57:10 - Faceposer Tutorials
Interview
- 00:58:00 - Interview with MuddaSheep from Half-Quake.
- 01:21:00 - Wrap-up
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HalfQuake Amen is an awesome mod, can't wait for Sunrise!
For those of you unfamiliar with names, James is me.
I don't think everyone will move to the NS Engine for mods. Source is here to stay, and for awhile, like HL1 still has tons of mods being released. Lots of other games, like UT2004, Doom 3, Q4, and whatever, have almost no modding community and yet said they would surpass Source, lol.
Possibly, although it still looks like a really nice engine.
There are still mods being produced for Quake 2/3, UT 1, UT2K4, bad DOom 3 and Quake 4. The communities are large and solid and definitely not dead or shallow. Unreal 2004 has as many mods as source and many more have moved to the Unreal 3 engine. The team making these mods are massive and of a VERY high quality. Just because there are a lot of mods being made for source (many by less then 7 people), doesn't mean they are all of the quality that is being put into mods on larger, more open, and far more customizable engines.
Not saying Sourcemods are bad, because many are very good. The only downside I ever see to them is you can always still see HL2 in them or HL1 in them. They don't look like a completely different game. (Whether it be animations, sound effects, or overall feel you can always tell, just like on crysis mods).
Don't be bias, source is good, but definitely not the best.
You know, this might sound strange, but it seems to me Goldsource ( Hl1's engine ) has produced more mods in the same life span that HL2 has and most with a better quality. But that is more of my opinion anyways.
To be honest, mods and modding communities are only as good as the people who are working on them. ( Or the people in that community themselves )
In all truth it really all boils down to is the fact that if the gamers and modders both enjoy a game/engine enough there will be mods. ( For example, look at the GTA games, not soo easy to make mods for em but people have done it. a few good ones too. ) So to say that no one or hardly anyone will make mods for this game or that one when its not even out yet... seems a bit pre-mature to me.
On a side note...
Even games as old as the first doom still has a modding community. Yes it has shrunken, but it does exist... it just all depends on the fans of the game/engine and the willingness of the people who can mod and/or willing to learn how to mod.